Aerospace Component Manufacturers

The long-term future of Gov. Dannel P. Malloy's most ambitious economic development program — the $1 billion Bioscience Connecticut initiative — could be undercut by the governor's own hand, if lawmakers approve his proposed cap on research and development tax credits, a move that would encourage larger, more mature R&D companies to seek out other states with more favorable incentives, industry officials warn.

New East Hartford command center enables Pratt & Whitney to lower supplier delays by 38 percent.

The economic situation of our state in many ways mirrors what so many countries are facing: years of excessive spending, unrealistic commitments to expensive employee's health and pension benefits, and slow growth, which have led to increased outlays, lower revenues and higher deficits.

State and manufacturing industry officials are giddy Pratt & Whitney decided to maintain its Connecticut footprint —...